I have had the privilege of working with John Christakis for over a year. For the year that I have worked with John he has always been courteous, polite and the utmost professional. John has shown excellent communication skills and is always willing to take the time to assist his fellow co-workers. John has been a tremendous asset for the Department of Corrections and has my highest recommendation.
As a corrections officer’s daughter, I am proud of Sgt. Floyd and I am in solemn grief with his fellow officers and family. The profession of corrections is dependant on being a fraternal organization. Sgt. Floyd is the epitome of a lionheart, knight, and the most honorable man that this world has encountered. Everyday, I will pray that my father is surrounded by officers that are as brave as himself and Sgt. Floyd. “Greater love has no one than this, that someone lay down his life for his friends.” John
Similar to other CJ practitioners, prison guards have to abide by moral and professional standards to maintain trust with the inmate population, the corrections facility, other CJ personnel, and the
COMES NOW Respondent, John Deaux, respectfully requesting, pursuant to 8 C.F.R. § 1003.14(a), review by an Immigration Judge of the custody and bond determination made by the Department of Homeland Security.
Your grievance appeal has been reviewed at Central Office and the Deputy Warden's response is affirmed. Pursuant to DEPARTMENT ORDER 903 INMATE WORK ACTIVITIES
My informant is Thad Spiewak, Senior Case Analyst at Craven Correctional Institution. I met Mr. Spiewak through Ms. Tammie Stocks, the Assistant Director of Programs for Craven Correctional Institution, when I toured the facility after expressing my interest in pursuing a career
It is with the greatest amount of pleasure that I offer this recommendation for Rikki Anderson in her effort to secure the above described position in your Division. I have not known Rikki very long because she secured her current position in the Division of Florida Condominiums, Timeshares and Mobile Homes in March of this year. However, I have been quite impressed with her work ethic, dedication to the job and her performance on behalf of the Division. She is surrounded by persons who feel as strongly as I do because we work in such close proximity that it is easy to watch Rikki and observe her interaction with the public, her supervisor and colleagues. It goes beyond saying that she has managed to become one of the most knowledgeable persons in the bureau and can be depended upon to have the answers, or know where to secure them to provide the most effective support for the public and the well-being of the bureau.
On a positive note, Mrs. Secor may be able to provide critical information to Mental Health and Medical that may have been provided by the conversation with inmate Mark Charlie. Additionally, Mrs. Secor has openly stated that inmates appear to seek her out to confide their feelings, problems, and or mental health concerns. I have previously told her to make sure she places concerns on paper, in an incident report or memorandum, to make sure issues are handled. Mrs. Secor may have already completed these documents and this memorandum is moot.
i. Counselors Selection and Preparation Plan The program will select correctional counselors with a positive attitude, compassion with genuine desires to aid inmates back to their feet after serving their respective terms in prisons. The program will require counselors with a minimum bachelor's degree in different fields such as criminal justice, social work and psychology. The selected counselors will get release time for preparation as well as counseling, and they will be familiarized with the correctional counseling program. The Train-the-Trainer session and workshop will be needed for the counselors, and the course pilot will be available.
John had gotten a new job; it seemed easy, with a good amount of pay. All he had to do was stand around, watching the inmates. At least, it was like that in the Prison Guard’s job description…
A Corrections Officer has many duties to consider as they manage the activities of inmates. They are charged with the responsibilities of conducting head counts, monitoring recreational activities, and supervising their work assignments while maintaining a safe environment ensuring the welfare of those who are incarcerated in the correctional facility and employed there, as well as protect the safety of the public communities. They are investigators trained to search for illegal or prohibited goods smuggled into the institution, respond to riots, transport inmates and write reports. Although the job of an officer is challenging still the manner in which they ought to interact with the inmates should exemplify a standard of discipline that displays ethical professionalism, and respect at all times.
The image I chose for the first theme is a person (John) speaking among a crowd of
As a Licensed Mental Health Counselor and partner of Family Tree Project, LLP, I have worked closely with, and in supervision of Glenn. He came to Family Tree Project as an intern and has continued to grow as a counselor to earn a staff position.
The resurrected appearance in John20 is setting the example for all believers’ encountering Jesus, and paves a way for believer’s relationship with the Lord. Mary is still trying to figure out where her Lord has been taken to. She turns towards Jesus but unable to identify Him. Jesus ask Mary why she was weeping. And whom are you looking for. Mary mistaking called Jesus a gardener, and ask Him if carried the Lord away and if so what did He do with the Lord. Jesus then called Mary by name, and she turned to Him and spoke Rabbouni, which is Hebrew for teacher. Mary was the very first person that Jesus commissioned with the message about His resurrection and of all believer’s as God’s children. Jesus has instructed Mary not to try to hold
This communication is in reference to Jasper Allen #24241-056 where it must be clarified that the employers of which have given their commitment for employment upon my release to halfway house and ultimately the completion of U.S. Probation is fundamentally a Blessing. Their positive response for making available for my re-entry to society constitutes the first aspects of good potential. Their communication concerning what I would like within the communication to the Case,
Ronald Coleman is the new Service Coordinator. He has 14 years of service with Probation.